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The Majestic Titanic: A Journey Through Unforgettable History. At the beginning of the 20th century, the Edwardian era marked a time of great industrial and social advances.
Among the engineering marvels of the time, the RMS Titanic stands out, a true symbol of luxury and technology.
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In this text, we will explore the fascinating details behind the construction, capacity, inauguration and the tragic sinking of this iconic ship.
The Construction Era:
At the turn of the century, the naval industry witnessed unprecedented advances.
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In 1907, the White Star Line, a British shipping company, commissioned the construction of three ships: the RMS Olympic, the RMS Britannic and the most famous of all, the RMS Titanic.
Designed to offer maximum comfort to passengers, these ships were true masterpieces of naval engineering.
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Construction Details:
The Titanic was built at the Harland and Wolff shipyards in Belfast, Northern Ireland.
Its construction involved thousands of skilled workers and lasted about two years, being completed in March 1912.
With a length of 269 metres and a height of 53 metres, the Titanic was considered the most luxurious and imposing ship of its time.
Capacity and Inauguration:
The Titanic had a capacity for more than 2,400 passengers and a crew of approximately 900 people.
Her maiden voyage was scheduled to begin on April 10, 1912, departing from Southampton, England, making stops in Cherbourg, France, and Queenstown, Ireland, before crossing the Atlantic to New York.
However, the Titanic's grand voyage was brutally cut short.
The Tragic Shipwreck:
On April 14, 1912, during its maiden voyage, the Titanic struck an iceberg in the North Atlantic.
The collision resulted in fatal damage to the ship's hull, leading to one of the most famous shipwrecks in history. The lack of adequate lifeboats exacerbated the tragedy, resulting in the loss of more than 1,500 lives.
Conclusion:
The RMS Titanic remains a tragic symbol of human arrogance in the face of nature.
His story is rich with lessons about the importance of safety and humility in the face of natural forces.
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Travel back in time and explore the depths of the past aboard the Titanic, an experience that transcends generations.
